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Desires to mako IT known to the pooplo of Mid.
dl, Ourgh ani yiclnity that he has remOdeled
and improve his llearso aud provided him.
self with No, leo or Corpse preseryer. He
has also provided ht mselt With one of tho lat
est Improved Enbalmlhg or laying out tables
posses ing the exclusive right for It's use in
this district, All this has been done at great
expense, and Mr.. Buthngton respectfully asks
your patronage, as he has perfected arrange
ments TO take tho corpse In hand aud perform
all the functions of funeral dlrect0r-thus
avoiding the mbarrasment and Inconvenience g
always accompanying funerals.
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HOTEL LICENSE.
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John II. foCklcr,
s. Frain
Joseph Melser Of Chapman Township,
Byron Hartman of CCutre
Robson MiddlssNRrth Spr ny
Ellsworth Auraud, Monroe
Levi Kcpler Perry "
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SaIn'l Rumhaugh, Middlecreck
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Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
a va~aAIe Medical. .Tsestise.

The edition for 1887 OF ths sterling Asdi'
cai knnual, known A. Hosssttsr's Almanac,
10 nov ready. knd may be obtained. free Of
cost, Of druggists and general oounssy
dealers in ail parts Of ths Uoitsd States.
Mexico, and indeed in svsTy civilized PR.
tion Of the Western Hsmisphers. This
Almanac has been issusd regularly at the
commencement IT every ysar for over ono
ffth VI oontury. II combines, vith tins
souudest practicsi advice for the prsssrvs'
tion and restoration Of health, large
amount Of interesting and amusing light
reading. and the calendar, astronomical
chronological items, &s., are
prepared with great care, and will be fsond
entirely accurate, Ths Issue Of Hoststter's
Alns nae FIR lss7 will probabiy be tho lars-
sst edition OF medical wors ever Published
IN any country. The proprietors. Msssrs.
Hoststter 4 To-. PittsburRh, Pa, ON receipt
Of two cent stamp. will forward eopy by
mail to any person Who cannot obtain ons
in his neiehborhood.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
Nstiee sr Order AppasutisE ssmc
Fer Il-srInx Appliesiisf" %
Self Peps~ual Property st-

In the Probate Cosrt Of the County Of
M1iiaye, Torritory 0f Arizona.
In the na,tter Of tn. estate nf Charles
ssps DER, dss,s ,ssd: Notice II hsssby given
that parsa.ot 10 an order OF tho Jud9s OF
said conrt, made on the Stat day of Decsm.
her, 1sse, upon the application OF Same!
CrJzisr. executor of the estate of Charles
Spencer. dece,ssed. forap order to sell part
oil the psra,n,I p.operty OF said estate. No.
siee is hsreby givsa that NJ ~. this 10th
day of January, 1887. NJ 2 o'slock q. M. of
said dsy. as the offise of the Counsy JHdRs
of said Mohavs Csnnts, il he time sud
place liked by said order, when ali psesons
interested In aid sststs msy appear before
said Connty or Probste Jadas and show
cause why sach order Ahauld not be made.
Dated December 5lst, 1896.
j.. DAVIDSON.
!. NJ. Mcspar, Probate ;lerk.
ATTY for the estate. '-
Tom go0d cause being shown 1t 10 hereby
ordered ihas ths bearing OF the foregoing
application bs and the Sane is postponed
until Moadiy, January 17ih, 1851.
VIC b. atxxLT.
Comfy Judge
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

Bin Of Ansoa II. Smith fos printing shl
Dslinsssut Tax ldst taken np and allowed
for ous hupdNd dollars On condition tAai
asid Smith give . ssosipt In full of all e.
mands 10 sonnsction With the psistins oi
said Dsiinsusat List.
Voting aye. the fail Board.
Bill Of Caldwell Wright fos t5oo for ssr
viess rendered to N Supervisors HsuhIs and
Raymond in oonnsotion with the oompso.
miss made with the Atlantic a RssiAS rail.
road vas taken Up, and on motion IN sans
was disAlls ed.
On mssion, u 10 ordered that ths janitor
collect Ill the personal prspssty IN Minsrai
Part bsl00Gins to the econty of Mohass,
and sscass the sasns In the old CecSt room
and Tspert TO this Board On MONDAY. Jan.
10th, 1857. the amount and condition Of
ta, ssms-
Isilios Samuel Csozisr, for services -
Supervisor. ..havtng been examined and 81.
lowsd:by the County Judge. the clark II or
dsssd 10 draw . warrant on shs General
Fand for sis % ip payment of tbs sms.
On motion. ths.. Board. stood n recess nm.
tiE Z p. n-
After recess tho following bills we're taken,
up, audittd and allowed and warrants or
dssed drawn on The respective funds Tor tbs
amounts thereof: a
b. Moses, clerk Of sssction, Gen.
sral Fund, 90
Sol. C. Rowe. clerk OF election,
General Fund, 20
y. Hyde, iusties's fees, sisetion
services Ac., Gsnerai Eurd, z IL 7s
IL. Hyde, pSinting and station.
cry, Contincsns funds ioe %
A. l.. Bancroft 4 Co., stationery.
Contingent Fund. OH
Caldwell Wright, sxprssssge,
freight and postage starnps.
Gsosr.i Fund. 70 90
Dr.. Burdiek appeared before The Board
and stated that he hsd lost his certificate OF
elect ion no Counoilman from this county
and asked the Bosrd to suthori,s ths elsrk
TO issue rev ons TO him. vhsrsupon IL Vas
10 ordered bv a unanimous vote.
On motion. tbs Jsnitor 10 ordsrsd 10 I'm.
imediaieiy remove all Of the furnitore
bos,ks DO. belonging to tho sornsy IN the
shambsrs occspisd by ex-Sadss Msrphy 70
tho ofiies now occupied by ceonsy Judge
Biaksly; md she CLERK Is also ordsrsd 70 nt'-
tify Mr.. John Bsrry that the county has no
farther mo Cor the brildine In n neral Park
formerly rensed as iaYv room.
yotins aye. the full Beard.
Minutss cf meeting resd aud acorovsd.
Adjourned to Mossdsy, Janusry loth, 1881.
al 10 o'elyek a. %.
SAM. CR0ZIER,
Attest. Chsirman Of the Board.
Janss ]. HSpr.
Clerk. .
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
Feee Trade.

The redaeticn Of internal rsvsnue and the
taking Of e,f revenue stamps from Proprie-
tsYy Medicines. no doubt has larasly bsne-
hted the consumers, ~ we'll - relieving the
burden of horne manufacturers. Esp ciAlly
is this the aass with Green's August Flower
and Bosche~'s German Syrup. no the Sednc.
ti0n Of thirty -six cents per dozen. has been
added 10 Increase tho size of the bottles
containing thsss remedies. thereby giving
ons fifth more mv43icine in the rs cont size
Tbs August Flower for Dyspepsia and Mvev
Compl.sat, and the German Syrur for
Coreh sad Lang tsonbles, have perhaps the
large 4 sale OF auy msdicine In ths world.
The advantage Of increased size 0f tks bot.
:Iew vii, 10 greatly appreciated by the sick
and afflicted, in every town and Village IN
civilized Countries. Sample bottle for 10
cents la the sams sizs. ID.
a. a
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

The Honorable Board Of s0psrvissss of
the Comfy of Mohsve, met at the Coua:y
Scat Oh Tuesday, January Sch. parsusnt
TO adj,arnmsnt. Present, Samuel Csoziss.
Chairman, and Msssrs. Nelson aud yohns0n
Supcryisors.
Minutes Of Yesterday resd and approved.
On motion, the following bills we're taken
up, audited ard allowed in The following
amouots, and warrants ordered TO bs drawn
en the respective funds therefor:
W. q. Blsksiy. salary ~ District
Attorney. Salary Fund, 30 90
I,sscher Il Co., merchandise, Gen.
sral Fund. 10 90
j. N. II urphy, salary NJ County
Judge. General Fund, 600 %
Il. stsen, fees for miisags &c.,
General Fund. 6<S ID
!. ri. Fsrlse, CORNERS fees. Gen
sral Fund, rs 10
Anson II. smisb, printing TO-,
Contingent Fand, lsS %
G. Y. sherman, board and lodging
Tor INDECENT sick, Gepsrsi
Fund, w W
G.. Y. sherman, hoard for priBgn.
srs, Cons.neent Euud, 81 %
Caldwell Wright, salary a. clerk
OF the Poard of Supervisors.
General Fund, D "
Voting are, the fall Board.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
Letter rrsss w. III. Hardy.

Editor ErsEa:-s
Where dos. tbs iaueh come In! Several
times sines election have heard ohrokiing
and laughing becanss vas Debated for
join. oounoilman. The editor Of tbs Demo
cratic paper at KinGnsn has several timss
referred 10 the matter IN his Tribune. II
will bc rsrpsmbsrsd slat the editor referred
10 was the regular nnnines on shs Dsmo-
cratic ticLss for Counsy Clssk, and was
defea,sd by l2s majority BY the regular
nominss on the Republican ticket, while my
nsns appeared ON tho regular Rspnbliosn
ticket, and got SO majority In tins, my own
coants. II 10 srue Eswas bsassn In shs dis
trict. II was vsiI-known fact bsfore
sIsction that ~hsn was member NJ the
Territorial Connc:l did argue In favor VI
fostering cur mining interests, that 10 tar
or clog these interests was but 70 kill the
bird that laid ths goiden eeR. Arisoaa he.
ing lou~ted inland. surplus of xgrisaitursl
products eould never Be shipped ~ tiis sss-
board With profit. And. ~ the pfcdnet OF
our mines wzs equal to cash. TO tnooarsgs
mining Was to opea, home naFkst for
producs.
II ,s vol established fact that 10 exclude
oil the mining and pEuspeoting In Arizona
at ths present time, thu balance docs not
Day expenses, 10 say nothing about wages.
II appsars that Mohavs oornts vss the onl'
county in the northern district In vhich
ninsrs had majority. The only real agri.
osisarai precinct in the county gave ros but
ono vote, while the only reai mining pre-.
sinct lCiipJ In Yuma county gave my opp
nsn. bat one vote. II wss generally under
stood before election that Mr.. Cornwall was
in favor of boiiion tax, or sax On mining
interests that would greatly cripple this IN.
dus.ry and In a manner stop prosps ting
The result of all of these fsass will aoon BE-
seen. and the resulss of the deliberations OF
q Dsfuocra.is Legislature will soon be known.
Further CON msnt msy be In ordss aftsi
the 18th legislature adiourns. Az for the
Iaboring interests they fSursd hus little in
the last election.
Take the whole vote Of the Territory TO-
gsthsr. and IL Io,ks ~ though at least oos.
third of the vote vas what might be called
an indspsadsnt vote. that thsrs vas at least
ono third of the votess that vas nos bssund
by party platform, or party tis4 am sor.
~ 20 learn that, while many Of this ciasa
denounced the monopoiists and blosed cap
itslists, they stood ready to ssli their vote
for amaiI consideration. N long - this
....n - A.;,s axtxts yt~ l.t.rsv; :, riaas uffl
bs bat psoas and tools Of unscrupalous sris-
toeracy.. a., 60, ,s. ii
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
y1tirc 70 Creditors.

Est.ts Of Charles Spencer dsoeased: No.
ticc is he cby given by the undersiensd ex.
scutor of the estate OF Charles spsnoer. do.
ceased. TO the creditors of, and ali psrsons
having claim. az .if,s. the said deceased, TO
exhibit them with the necessary vouchera.
within ten months aftes ths frst publio,tifn
of this notiee. to .hs said sxecnter AZ Grants
stare in the town blackberry. tho sams
being The plsc- for the transactirn OF the
busi -ess of aid estate. In the county Of
Mohaso. Dated at Mineral Park, December
Dist. 1885.
aAMrEI Csozrss,
Executor or the sssa.s Of Charles Spencer,
deceased.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

1Y0NnUto be made. Cat this out and
M III E I return IL 10 as, and wo will
u4UN ~ send yon free. soms' hing 81
great vaius and Impotence TO you, that
will start you In business which will bring
you in more money right away than any
thing else In this world. Anyone osn do
the work and live st home. Either sex; all
aess. SsmSthing new, that jus Gins m"n.
sy for III. workers. We will start you; capt
tai not needed. This IL one os this genuine,
important chances 0f lifetime. Those
Who are ambitious ard entsfprisinq will
not delay. Grand oat6t free. Address
TAGS 4 Co.. Augusta, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
COUNTY LICENxES.

The law requiring sll County
Lie~ms-s to be applied fss In sd
wsaee or commencing any kasiHess
wsih Is~rraster Ise stvi~tly enterccd.
AZ persons new In arrears for Is.
r~usrs must settle before the 2lth
or Drrc suber lsa0. sr l~xsi Et~Ps
VIII be testea 10 eaTerce payment
" thc Same.
RODERT sCEEy.
81 SlaePsH.
ssx.0fIleIo LB~ewse Tex CoI1refes.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
Torag PUBLIC.

Owing 10 the unavoidable dslay In getting
eur bailding ready the Misss oiics eosupied
Shs opsn street daring the pass week. Oar
kingnan readers viii know the difbsultiss
undsr whio, we have isbored In getting ous
THE Issue. and win not szpscs zoe .ash Of
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

Y0IIcan live at home, and make msfs
iii money st work for us. than at suy-
= ~ ~ thing else I'm this world. Capstst
ut needed; you are started free. Bots
eYes: all aseA. Anyone car do the WORK.
Large earnings snrs from the drst start.
'ostiy outfit end terms free, Better not
ielay. Costs you nothing 30 Asnd % your
sddrsss and find cut; IL voa are ~iss you
viii do ., At once. II, HALLsz1 4 Co,
Z Psatiapd. Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
. Meal Statipus.

Meal Stations.
Through tickets to all the principal sitiss
east and west on sale at tbs following sta.
tions. Albuqusrque, Holbrook, Winsiov.
Flagstaff, Peach Springs, Kingmsn. Prss.
eott and the Needles.
HTAGE CONNECTIONS.
Via I.ssass 10 the Indian village Of
Aeoma. 16 miiss.
Via WinGste to Fcrt wingats, miles;
Zuni Il miles.
Via Msanuelils 10 Fort De6anos NAV.
sjo agency, rs miles; Canon Dc Chslis, 6
miles; Ksams Canon. 90 miles.
Via 1IsIbrss1x, tn-veskiy staess 10 81.
Johns, 80 miles; Fort Apache, 80 miles;
sprineervills, ss miles: Show Low. 80 n lies
Taylorviilo, 30 miles; Moqui Indian village
{no regular staes) 20 miles.
Via Wiaslsw 10 Brighsa City and Ssn.
set.
Via Ash Fsrlx. daily stages n Prsssots
and Whipple Bsrrsoks, 81 miles; daily stag
- from Prescott TO Phsn,x, and tri weekly
stages to Fort Verde.
Wis Peach Sp.ings 10 tas GpanA
Canon sr the Colorado, l3 milei.
Via Kisgsasn, daily stages 10 stoektoa
Hill. 10 milss; Minssal Park, lc miles; Css-
bat IL miles.
Via Yusea to Signal, 70 miles.
yiaNeedle~, steamer 10 Yura, Colorado
rirer AGENCY, Fort Mohave. Mohavs City.
iardyville, Ansona; and III Dorado Canon.
Nevada.
w. A. lSlsse11,
General Passenger Agent.
.. ID. Rsbinson. Oenr Manager.
Alhunnaraua NJ n
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

Special notices In ths reading coicmns Q.
che MIxHs will be charged ~ the sAss oi
- Ccnt q psr line for sach insertion.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

IT nIMIoenu 10 ftHts pO'sEzo' "nu
d TIEIwiii m ,H = n fro - 70 ysl, val
a u2A - nsbis, sample box OF goods
that will pat you In the way Of making more
money nj once, than anything sl~s in Am.
erica. Both sexes Of .n ages o'n live ~
home and work in sp IRE time, or Al shs
time. Capital not required, We WIN siart
you. Iuumsnss pay srte for thoss who start
n ouos. SYIssoH 4 Co.. Portland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

Trains On She Atlantic and Psei1e Hall.
road are run on Mountain or Standard Tine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

General Fund, e5
4. q. Allyn. sssrk of s,sssiou, =, III,
Genersi FaDd. 80. s.
Assigned 10 watkins Bros.
M.F. Wiikenon, constable as .
sssItion. General Fund, S
Assigned 10 Watkins Bros.
A. A. Kitbum. clerk Of election
Gsnsrai fand,
Assigned to Watkins Bros.
r. z. CoIlinRs, Judge Of election
General Fund, 8
Assigned TO Watkins Bros.
w. z. Frost. Constable as election
General Fund, 8
Assigned to watkins Bros.
J.J. Lynch, iud2s Of election 0sa-
sral Fand,
Assigned 10 Watkins Bros.
q Becknsr, registering voters
General Fund, 8
w. II. NcCrsigLt. Judge Of cleo.
tim General Fund, 8
w H. GiIiis, judge Of slsstion
General Fund,
Assigned TO ". Busksbanm.
Bin II w. II. ellis for services ~
elerk OF election disaliowsd.
John Paivsv, inspsctor ct election
10. General Pund. %
Assigned TO III. Bucksbson.
Bill OF John Falvsy for services M
clerk OF eisctior disaliowed.
,. H. Fsriss, insp,ctos Of slecsion
and registering votsrs General
Fund
X. L. Frazier, julgs Of election
General Fond, ~
J. II. Moiisrina, clerk of election
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09
AnnryAL . DEPARTURE ov MAIL.

ARnIvAL = DEPAkTohS "
r;..,., Park 70 Kinamaa and an Iosass
...t snd west, daily, sxesps SesosS
Irdyes ~ No.. lsasss p. N.
Mineral Pssk 70 St. ThoueeAm~
r.ssday THURSDAY and Saturdxy % o =.
Lssvss Mondsy, wsdnssday and Sr'dsy o
q o. N.
Mineral Park 70 Signal-AYriyss Tsssosy.
rhursday and Saturday ss 1900 M, isavss
nenday, Wednesday and Friday NJ p. me-
W. NJ. Ksfpxs- p. ~.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

0uhsssibsss 10 This paOss VIII soafss
l.sss by ssading NOTES Of aay uFeea's''
r N delivery TO this efRss.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

L.P. rishsr and z. C. Daks ere ssshesas'
- sxsass in saa Hrassisso Of Ne AesAvs
0eUxxS hmnD. -
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

es-em.is License Tex Coii~etsr
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-09

This powder never varies. A marvel 1t
purity. strength and wholsso,Sensss. More
economical than the ordinary kinds. and
cannot be sold In composition With the muis
tituds Of low test, short weight, alum %
phosphats powders. Sold only In oans.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO,
JOG Wail~ss.. N. Y.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-12-04
First Shipment Of Pulp.

On the o. Z. & \. dock, yesterday
afternoon, Al. Gates pointed out n
pile Of stuff that looked q good deal
like strawboard. 1t was the first
shipment of pulp from the Young's
River Falls pulp mill, awaiting the
arrival OF the Geo. w. Elder, for car
riage 10 San Francisco, where Il
will be torn up and shredded and
made into paper. 1t is dry Witty
brown substance, flat and fibrous,
and in sheets the thickness of the
cover Of a book. : piece of it can be
seen at THE Historian Office. 1t is
made from spruce, and with little
more manipulation is capable OF con-
version into paper the color and con-
sistency of that which the reader
hereof is holding in his or her lily
white hand.
Mr.. Elbon, who runs the business,
says he has splendid water power.
He only uses 800 horse power,
and the falls is capable of furnishing
1900 horse power right along. 1t is
within the realms OF probability that
some day the entire process will he
gore through with and paper b. ga,
OF the products OF Clatsop county.
But as a new and profitable produ"'
the pulp mill is a success.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-12-04
The Output on the Willapa.

Logging operations on the Villa
pa have been conducted with con-
siderable vigor during the past
season. Up to the present time
the following figures represent the
output of logs in the various camps:
J. ID. Rhea, main river. 100000 feet;
Emmet Soule, South Fork, 2,50O,000;
II. E. Ellis, South Fork, 2,500,OOO;
Roney & Albright, Mill creek. 30O0.-
600; G.. B. Rigg. Mill creek, 100000;
Andrew Alexander, Wilson creek, g..
100000: John Mcdonald, Mill creek,
100000; Moore & Hermon, Wilson
creek, 250OO0; A. NJ. Sproule, lower
river. 100000. This gives a total OF
l7,750,0O0 feet to Willapa and Its
tributaries. and does not include the
output OF the camps which have been
recently started. Among the latter
are the camps of Soule & Woodland
Thos. Lusk, Chapman, Soule and
Conley, all on main river. This is a
big showing for the north part of the
county "a this important industry.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-12-04
SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF THE WATER.

Capt. Allen Noyes, who Is in the
city surveying the British ship BIyn-
hildG, lying 1T the o. r. * n. dock,
and about ready for sea, has taken,
for years, considerable interest in
matters relating to the loading of
vessels, their depth of draught when
loaded, freeboard, etc, and IN the
course of his researches has found it
necessary to make frequent and con-
tinued experiments as to the specific
gravity of the water.
As is well known, the water In the
stream at Astoria varies, being
at times absolutely fresh, and
again decidedly salty. Taking the
standard of fresh water at 1000, at
60 f., q cubic foot of water weighing
6215 pounds, and cubic foot of salt
water weighing 64 pounds, the spe-
cific gravity OF the water IN the Co.
lumbia al Astoria at high tide may DO
set down at 1.020. In the ocean it is
nominally 1.026: that is what is what
it is off Cape Horn: in the English
channel it is 1,027: on Puget sound il is
1,028, the amount of evaporation there
being apparently in excess of the
amount of fresh water emptying into
il.
On the 29th of last month. from OBJ
servations made by Capt. NOyes at
high water, he found the specific
gravity on the surface to be l,OlO: ten
feet below the surface, 1923: ID feet
below, 1,026, and q feet below, l,027,
the deeper, colder and denser water
being more saline. 1t half tide, in
vestigatioD showed n specific gravity
of 1,0l0 on the surface. lob ten feet
below, LOLA sixteen feet below, and
l.026 twenty-five feet below. At
quarter food, 1904 on the surface,
l,00S ten feet below.
Comparison OF the last two with the
former illustrates the increased salti-
ness of the water at high tide.
From May till September the water
is scarcely brackish at any stage of
the tide, the mighty volume of fresh
water from the Columbia sweeping
back the sally tide OF ocean water.
accurate knowledge of the specific
gravity of the water in which a vessel
/ Is being loaded is necessary to deter
mine The exact draught of the vessel
when loaded and at sea.
From careful computation IT Is de
dlced that at tho normal condition
o. the specific gravity OF the water in
the harbor. vessel drawing in the
river, say, 81 feet in. forward, and
q feet 6 in. eft, will draw just q
feet outside the bar
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-12-04
Hi:h BOat 4; Empire.

Joseph Drougard had the high boat
at the o. S. p. Co.'s cannery, Empire
this season, baviug caught 1857 salm-
on. The company presented hin
with silver watch, six ounce case
nickle works, Bartlett movement
which was made to order in Chicago
On the back is engraved a Columbis
river fishing boat, with Fort Stevens
at the mouth of the Columbia river
as background. Those who saw say
it was one of the finest silver watches
they bad ever seeu.-COos Bay Ne1os
Moo. 50.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-12-04

Have the following to say of Wis
dom's Robertine, the great beautifier
and preserver of the complexion:
PORTLAND, Or, June +. 1887.
To Mr.. w. NJ. Wisdom-Dcar Sir:-I
have tried your Robertine. 1t is excellent,
and shall be pleased TO recommend II
to all my lady friends. Believe me,
yours truly. RHEA.
PORTLAND. Dec, 1855.
To Mr. W. NJ. Wisdom.-The "Rober-
tine you so kindly sent me is excellent.
1t is the finest preparation i have ever
used, and is a decided acquisition to
every lady's toilet. Yours truly,
JEANNE WISsToN.
PORTLAND, Or, April 6, 1887.
Dear Mr.. Wisdom:-I have tried your
"Robertine." and il gives me much
pleasure to say that it is excellent for
the complexion, being one of the best
articles of the kind have ever used. Be-
heve rae, yours sincerely,
z. TREBNLLI.
For sale by W. E. Dement, & Co.
druggists, Astoria, Oregon
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-12-04

Referring to the intended carriage
OF through mail between here and
Portland by the night boat, which
would prove OF great convenience to
the public, it transpires that post
master Bell has written to the post
Office inspector at Portland, and in
response, chief clerk Henry writes to
postmaster Bell to the effect that the
o. r. & N. Co. has promised to send
guarantee that they will perform SER
vice on the night boat without extra
expense to the department, and as
soon as that guarantee was received
and endorsed by the general superin-
tendent, he will order the service, so
that as soon as that is done we will
get our mail considerably ahead oi
the present schedule.